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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29

Cleveland Leader: If Illinois, no
longer having Logan to support,
should give Robert Lincoln solid
delegation in in the next republican
national convention. Whose chances
would be much better than his? And
why should not Illinois give HIM her
delegates?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29
Sound Logic.

4 rather shiftless sort of a fellow, who
bangs around the saloons of Texas town,
was asked:
''Why don't You marry and settle DOWN
"Well, I've got my reasons for IT. The
woman | want to NARY must have lots OF
money, and be smart but when | find
woman who has money, and who is willing
TO marry me her willingness to marry me Is
positive proof to my mind that she i stupid,
and then. of course. she don't suit ME- j
want a smart woman for a wife"
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How Very Sad.

Duluth News: Appropriations
were approved yesterday in the senate
for number of public buildings.
Nothing was said about Duluth"
How sad Your board of trade
should protest! Would write more on
this painful subject, but tears blind
us. Boo h -ol
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29

Gov. Church is not yet Governor
of Dakota. The senate has not vet
confirmed his appointment, and the
would-be governor and his friends are
getting a little nervous oyer the delay
delays are dangerous, YOU know.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29

Chicago InterOcean; Dakota
has 1906 schools, 5,055 teachers,
100000 worth of property and
spends annually 100000 for teachers
salaries; but she votes the republican
ticket, and that is the reason she is
kicked and eutied by Democratic
statesmen at Washington.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29

An old and intimate friend of
mine Is Parker's Hair Balsam. /
haye used it five years, and could not
do without it. 1t has stopped my
hair from falling, restored its natural
black color and wholly cleansed it
from dandruif.-Miss Peaal Aneson,
St. Louis Mo.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29

-Fitzhugh Lee, the governor Of
Virginia who Is proud to he called a
rebel, visited the head of the lake
this week.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29
Had Seen That Kind of a Man.

ICalifornia Maverick
"Here is a curious case, ma'am,' said the
su,crintendent of the insane asylum TINS
man imagines that he is the motive power
that RIMS the world He's perfectly harm
less. though, but he thinks the world wouldn'.
move without him. Very queer notion, Ism t
itr'
81 dont know about that; my husband has
oot the same notion in his head"
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when 30 ixi:s suaEi as.

New York Times: Senator War
ner Miller has purchased at great cost
a piece Of information which, as he is
a farmer, ought to come to him by in
stinct. Did he ever hear in bis boy
hood some philosophical agriculturist
remark concerning lost opportunities
that 1.-THE time to kill snakes is when
they are round?" Last winter Sen
ator Warner Miller had an opportun-
lty to put an end to the political
career of Thomas G., Platt. He let
the opportunity and the man escape
him. Yesterday Thomas c. Platt got
a chance to put an end to the polite
al career Of Senator Miller, and he
did the work resolutely and most
effectively. Mr.. Miller will never be
senator again, but he will know more
than he did before.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29

Pennsylvania will submit pro
hibition amendment to vote of the
people. That is right. The people
have a right to vote upon the quest
ion. 1t is the refusal to grant this
right that has so knocked the wind
out of the republican party of late
Submit this question to the people
when they ask for it, and you at once
stop the third party racket, for the
prohibitionists themselves could do
DO more than this.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29

The president will sign the inter
state commerce bill If the attorney
general finds it to be constitutional.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29

-Ex-Gov. ". r. Bate, was elect
ed I. 5. Senator from Tennessee, on
Tuesday last.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29

jesse James was not assassinated
as was reported. He is alive and well
in Arizona. He only wants to keen
himself before the public.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29

The Farmer is we'll edited, well
printed, thoroughly practical news
paper for farmers. lis general mat
ter Is we'll selected; 1t contains an
excellent department for the Family
Circle, and counts among its con,ri-
butors some of the best writer's on
agricultural and kindred matters in
the country Practically it must be
worth 70 every farmer many times its
subscription price, aud every number
contains much 10 interest, instruct and
amuse all members of the family.
Sample copies of The Farmer sent
free for examination. Subscription
price IS only $50 per year. Less
than three cents copy No charge
IS made for copies of The Farmer I'M
less ordered BY the recipient.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29

lowell Citizen: King Theebaw has four
queens thus coming within an ace of having
q full hand--or his hands full, whichever
you choose.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-01-29

Whisky shot man at Winona,
on Tuesday He mas recover
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The following proposed amend
ment to the constitution was before
the senate las Tuesday:

IIU ntIIuIt IT'S UVbUd4
The right of citizens of the United States to
vote shall not be denied or abridged by the Unit
ell States. or by a state, on account of sex Con
gress shall have power by appropriate legislation,
to enforce the provisions of this article.
The proposition was defeated by a
vote of 81 to is, and every one OF the
Is was a good republican vote. In
our opinion every man that voted
against the proposition is either a
coward or a knaye Sawyer and
Spooner, Wisconsin's brilliant (?)
lights, both voted nay.
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The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
IN MENORIAM,

DIED In Dillon, Montana, at " >!oc1. Thurs
tav morning, December lst I>S7, OF trnup"us
rnrun,onia William Shinehcr.cr. aged Is years.
Deceased was we'll known through this
county as an honorable, upright and con-
scientious man. He had filled official posi-
tions of honor and trust with marked abil'
ity, and his integrity as citizen and good
man was unquestioned. The distinguish
inp traits of his character were iaithfulness
and fidelity to trust. Suddenly cut down
in the prime of life by that fell destroyer,
pneumonia, he leaves & sorrowins and at
fectiona,e wife, many relatives, and large
circle of friends and acquaintances to
mourn his untimely loss.
The funeral will take place from st.
lame, Episcopal Church next Sunday, the
,th, at o'clock, 7. III. Friends are invited
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IN TOWN AND OUT.
Alturas Water.

LOOK out for petty thieves.
'ood prices are paie! for ba!cd hay
'eeemoer opens as pleasant as May.
Neao the changes in the railroad cards.
''s'op Brewer preached at Boulder last
sunday.
'p'mg Hill is getting loud reputation
ora buco|ic burg.
= '.e'shsers are leaving daily heavily load.
V '0r outside points.
,ae millinery parlors are full Of fancy
80 fashionable fabrics.
justice Moore gave Charlie Nelson sixty
's' IN the county pen.
:, i'e . new Catholic Church is receiving
''''''''ns work rapidly.
VII, ~" Saturday, December sd, Kaufman
-, 'u' prices in dry goods greatly.
,.a dillon produce market is we'll sup
'S' with excellent country products.
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PERSONALS.
company

Rev. Father Dolls is in tho CITY,
Fred Hopp was in from Birch Creek.
Perry Kline was at Butte for a day.
Joe G. Metlen is at San Francisco, Gala.
James King, Of Argenta, was in the city.
DR.. a. L. Davidson has returned to the
city.
Tom Connor went over to the Social
City.
Rev W. A. Shannon is visiting at Mis-.
soula.
Hon. Joe A. Browne was down from
Darling.
Prof John Cannon returned to Anacon-
da on Sunday.
Thos. Judge and John earns were down
from Argenta
DR.. Chas. g. Noble, dentist, is at Sheri.
dan this week.
Louis Kaufman visited Glendale Butte
and Rochester.
George w. Perkins, of the Elkhorn dis
trict, was in the city.
Robt. Martin and Dick Underwood were
in from Horse Prairie.
Gus. +. Graeter was in from Horse Praj.
rc to buy taN receipt.
VIM. Bernstein, merchant at Sprin
tlill visited Dillon friends
Miss Mollic Rittenhouse, of Butte, is
visiting Mrs. VIM. Mauldin.
City Clerk Tom poindexter is wrestling
with the mI.nps, ON both sides.
DIR. E. d. Leavitt came down from Butte
yesterday on a professional call.
Phil Lowell, who was kicked in the hcac,
by horse, is coming out all right.
Robt. D. Smith returned Monday tro,:
attending District Court at Bozeman.
Geo. w. Irwin, Of Butte, was a passe:.
ger on yesterdays train for the East.
Mart. Barrett, of Horse Prairie, rcportc.;
everything t,ouri>hing on the Prairie
Howard Sebrec was !. passenger o.;
Wednesday evenings train for Butte.
Supt. Tnwn>c;ad, Of the Montana Stage
Co., came down iron! Butte on Wednesday,
JOS McAile, supcriu' :nlcnt of Col. Car
ter's mines at GibbonviIic, Idaho, was IL
the city.
Judge Lawrence \. Eruwn and Mrs.
Brown will occupy the Met!cn residence
for the winter.
Sheriff Jones called or. his Glendale cor
stituents and had pleasant time among the
smeltcr burgers.
NJ. $. Herr, Justice Billings, John Car,
hart, and John +. Haskell, were Bannack
ties noticed in the city.
Mayor Peate, Of Spring Hin, while in
town, made the sentlest kick OF any Of
them over the tax racket
Rev. \. -. Drunmond. formerly recto:
of st. James Episcopal Church in this city.
is assistant minister Of the Church of ,ht
Advent in San Francisco.
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\ituras " at

last received a large shipment o! goods
which were ordered long ago, but delayed
on the road. Our stock Is now larger than
ever before, and we have fine assortment
OF all kinds OF wearing apparel. In fact,
we are overstocked, and to close out as
much as possible before Christmas We
have reduced our prices greatly. 1t will
pav you to trade with Kaufman. :;
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
INCORPORATION ITEMS,
Certificate of the Tuscar0ra Mining Co.
Fi1etl-Thc Bliven Live Stock Co.
incorporated - The Capital
stock of Heaverlcad Ca
nal Co. Increased.

The Tuscarora Mining and Smelling Co.
has filed in the Office Of the County Re.
corder the following certificate: The COM.
pany-"do hereby certify that no part of
the capital stock Of said company has been
paid in or subscribed for, but that said CON-
pany has purchased lode and placer min
ing claims. furnaces, reduction works, and
mining machinery, and other property ne
cessary to carry on the business Of said
company, and have issued stock or certi.
fcates OF stock therefor, to the full smount
OF the capital stock Of said company, to-
wit: 10000 shares; and said stock is full
and not liable to any farther call, and the
holders thereof are not liable for any fur.
ther pay n,ents on said stock, and no part
Of said stock was issued for cash paid into
said company" The certificate as record
cd is signed BY the following officers Of
the company: George +. lockwood, Pres
ident, and John G. Hammer, William A.
Clark and Fred Caplicc, Trustees.
There has been filed in the Office of the
Territorial Secretary and in the County
Recorders office the certificate OF the in.
corporation Of the Bliven Live Stock Go.
Of Beaverhead County. The incorporators
are Charles Bliven, Teltair Creighton and
Benz. +. White. The capital stock Of the
company is $5o,ooo, divided into 100 share.
OF the par value Of $500 per share. The
principal office Of the company will be at
Dillon. The objects for which the com
pany is incorporated are the breeding, rails.
ing, buying and selling Of cattle and othe,
live stock III Beaverhead County.
! The stockholders of the Beaverhea1
Canal Company held meeting, and BY
| the required vote the stockholders doubled
the capital stock Of that company. The
certificate Of increase has been filed in the
Office Of the County Recorder. 1t increases
the capital stock Of the company from,
$4,000 to $4,000, The certificate bears
the signatures Of David Lamont, Pres;
dent, and w. Fl. Smead, Secretary, of the
company
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
Custom Tailoring.

Gentlemen in search o, fine custom
made suits would do we'll to consult me-
and examine my new fall and winter fash
ion plate and samples. l am agent tor
three large Eastern tailoring establish
ments, and can suit the most .xattins as
regards stvle, fit and price.
LEONARD EIIEI,.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
GIVEN AWAY.

..,n the next thirty days II. D..
pu's ,.t vi,l give an elegant Cabinet Pho
|Wee'. ,hum with every dozen Cabinet
es'.r sr...nhs taken at his studio.
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LADIES OF GLENDALE.

.,,;,,;ner Of Dillon, will be
Miss .1 :, Monday and Tuesday, De.
ia o'e'', 18th and 18th, with complete
ee"0s' = : Millinery Goods. The ladies are
. - .,,.d to call.
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Fencing Contract to Let.

want to Let fencing contract Immediately.
ihe contract will be for between three and four
Fales fencing. For further particulars apply to
T.. II. HAMILTON,
Upper Horse Prairie,
Erus4w BeAverhead Co., Mont.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

;. !. hut necessary ior ladies in search OF
:. ,..d children's suits, overcoats, caps,
FP"' .,-+ waists and shoes to look through
~ i. :. ,,,u,.nse stock in these lines. You
sillb be pleased with the assortment ana ;.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
New York Apples.

car load at c. l.. Thomscn's. For ti'e flavor
tY cannot be surpassed. +h-,w
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

The toboggan cap has come to stay. Re-
'izing the fact, Leonard E!icl has on display
IN elegant stock, for large and small. 's
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

Oyershoes and rubbers, in all styles and
|Aapes, at Eliel's. No second qualities.
)Aly the best kept in stock. X
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

Blankets and quilts in great abundance
|. r,,.rs Blankets, white and colored,
q. n. leading Eastern and California
h. Quilts from the cheapest to the
hest satin.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
hob Sleda.

"a car load of Sweets Common Sense Sleds in.
lhdng five different styles and sizes, suitable for
lgging, mining, delivery and pleasure. The
strongest sled made. Call and see tre,n or write
M prices.
SEBREE FERRIS, d. WHITE Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

r,,.,. are having an unusually large run
...;, child's cloak department. Their
..,.e prove that they have a we'll
'..,.a stock, and that their prices are
hkht.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
Oats Wanted.

Best cash prices paid by
DILLON LUMBER Il GRAIN Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

fof fms barouche ph:cton top buggy
" spring wagon, go to Geo. II. Savage. !
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

r.e Goe,schius, sole agent for the Sin.
;, M.nufacturing Co., Dillon, NJ. L. IS
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

4 carload Of choice California fruit just
,c.;ved At C., L. Thomsen's. wv
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

Call and see the fine carriages and spring
wagons at Geo. W. Savage's, and get his
,ces before buying. *
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
E0H 0AISn.

j.. T. .' II W. II. SMEAD.
=, Nv Dillon, Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
Fall Hats.

Mss Carson has just received ten dozen hats il
NY and plush, which she is selling at tine loves
''ees. Felt hats tor 7sc and .Sioo. Wings for soc
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
Grain Sacks.

w.,.ye lust received a full line of bnriap Sacks
~ vii ne sold at bed rock prices. Don't lail to
LII aad see us before purchasing.
~ ~A'S DILLON IMPLEMENT Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

Legal Blanks OF all kinds, and Copp's
'e'tier's Guide, and Mining Code always
'ept on hand at this office.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
at the Magnolia Restaurant

'ou can get the best board in town, by the
pay, week or month.
Inc tables always contain the best there
|s'n the market.
y Mrs. NJ BRAY.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

Geo. H. Savage has just received car
pad Of fine carriages OF all kinds. :
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

During tne vh.
v.ea,ot will give a" elegant Cabinet c.s,"o, nno,
x.s ..nh Album with every doze" Cabinet
;. ). ,,,t necessary ior ladies in search OF
=, = > and children's suits, overcoats' caps'
~ y. .hirt waists and shoes to look through
=. =. ,nmense stock in these lines. You
0', -. n,ea.cd with the assortment and
prices. ,o.-~,~~~,~>>~>~,~~
r,,.,,. are having an unusually large run
.h.;, child's cloak department Their
Isles prove that they have a well
'..,.a stock, and that their prices are
tkht .~-------------,.~-
blankets and quilts in great abundance
Eliers. Blankets, white and colored,
..n the leading Eastern and California
M. Quilts from the cheapest to the
hest satin.
Gram SNCkUs
-. ,,v. lust received full line Of Bnriap Sacks
~ vii be sold at bed rock prices. Don't fail to
~ aao VS. - DILLON IMr,tMkSr Co.
~-o~~~~~~~~~-~~~~>"~~'~~~N
r.e Goetschius, sole agent for the Sin.
:, Manufacturing Co., Dillon, NJ. L. s.
>>~~.~~~~~~~~>~~~>~
4 carload Of choice California fruit just
,.ceived At c. L. Thomsen's. wv
ToR sALn
xeod Ranch Tor sale cAe'g on Il lGSs sxsEAD 91 In
W. ~ Dillon, Montana.
y ~--l.~~~---~-~~->----~--
Oats Wanted.
Best cash prices paid by
DILLON LUMBER Il GRAIN Co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LIME,
Constantly ON hand at c. l.. Thonsens.
>~~-~~~~~--~~~>~>~~'-0--~~~~
Geo. H. Savage has just received car
|oad Of fine carriages of all kinds. t
->>~-~~~~,.>-~->->~
Call and see the fine carriages and spring
wagons at Geo. W. Savage's, and get his
xices before buying. j.
Oyershoes and rubbers, in all styles and
A,pes, at Eliel's. No second qualities.
OILY the best kept in stock.
~~~>~~~>~~>>~~~~~-~
The toboggan cap has come to stay. Re-
Pizing the fact, Leonard E!iel has on display
Iuelegant stock, for large and small. *
e~-~~~>~>-~>~oo>~~~~,-,"----
bob Sleds.
"a car load of Sweets Common Sense Sleds in
hdng five different s,vles and sizes, suitable for
gyng, mining, delivery and pleasure. The
strongest sled made. Call and sec tre,n or write
III prices.
SEBREE, FERRIS, g. WHITE Co.
~~e~-~~~~~~~~~~~-
Fencing Contract to Let.
lwant to Let fencing contract Immediately.
The contract will be FOR between three and four
miles otcncng. For further particulars apply to
L. II. HAMILTON,
Upper Horse Prairie,
rts+w BeAvcrhead Co., Mont.
~s>-~>~>-@"N'-~- ->r>~-~>|>-~>~>'
~e" AOIA "A ppAcS'
4 car load at G. l.. Thonscn's. For tnc flavor
ef cannot be surpassed. +h.,w
-~-~~~.-~~~----~~~-------
Fall Hats.
Mss Carson has just received ten dozen hats in
IM and plush, which she is selling at tine lowest
''lees. Felt hats tor 7scand .Sioo. Wings for soc.
Legal Blanks OF all kinds, and Copp's
'e'''er's Guide, and Mining Code always
|1ept on hand at this Office.
-
fof a tins bafouche ph:cton top buggy,
~ spring wagon, go to Geo. II. Savage. !
at the Magnolia Restaurant
gu can get the best board in town, by the
ay' week Or month.
Inc tables always contain the best there
Is in the market.
y Mrs. NJ. BRAY.
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Alturas Water.
LOOK out for petty thieves.
'ood prices are paid for ba!cd hay.
'eGember Orens as clpaSant rs Nav
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02

Constantly on hand at c. l.. Thomsen's.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-12-14
PRISON FUCKERS.

BY PICKLES.
A well-bred man: The healthy baker.
A fast mail: The sporting man.
False rumors: Deadbeat dodgers.
Well-made: A healthy girl.
~ pressing engagement: Two lovers oc-
cupying one chair.
1t is from his main-tenants, the landlord
derives most OF his maintenance
A close call: The cry OF the ''old clothes'
buyer.
The convict may possess the courage of
his convictions" but he dosen't always be-
lleve in them-Strange to relate.
If our editor is looking for ''spicy
article" he will find it in the prison sau-
sage.
Mr. Doxwell, of the 'Mill'' city, visited
us the other day and wanted us to go" a.
round with him; but, we couldn't. YOU
know, as we are not feeling well and have
orders to remain very quiet
Gone on a bust: Major Ames. and they
say it's just like him-the clay model, of
course.
Is Minnesota styled the Gopher" state
Oh account of the many successful safe
rObberies occurring within her classic pre-
cncts?
80. what must it be to be there?" sang
the prison choir last Sabbath. If they had
reference to the ''hOle"-where their alb
sent saprano was neutrality-suspicious. he
can enlighten them.
The associate editor had chunk of gum
in his capacOus mouth. during chapel SER
vices Sunday last. and was given a practi-
cal demonstration of perpetual notion"
He has heard that gum chewing is now
regarded as All Accomplishment in Wash
ington society, and. as he expects to be
''sent there some day. he means to acquire
all the ''SOcial graces.'
| second "Gath's" protest against the de-
Eance of all rules Of ''chnrch etiquette"
and respect for visitors. as exhibited by
several of the boys who appear at chapel
services in negiige dress. At any rate,
let the ''Chief' don pair of suspenders
when he manipuIateS the windows. else he
may meet with the lnishap that befell Bill
Nye's stage SUPER as the Romau SOL
dier.